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by ok123456 2y ago
It's a low-cost way to eliminate a whole class of C++ memory usage errors that typically arise at API boundaries. If g++ or clang offered this as a flag, I'd turn it on.
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by ok123456 2y ago
As json https://dpaste.com/HV3HB9QSV
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by ok123456 2y ago
Car manufacturers trying to lock down their systems turned the tide on this issue. Tell someone their $500 gadget is disposable; most people will be mildly frustrated. Tell someone that their $70,000 vehicle, on which they still have years
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by ok123456 2y ago
One very recent anecdote about this we tasked a new graduate with the task of extracting some tabular data from a relatively small worksheet and processing it. This is something you'd use a dataframe or alternative for. Because he used
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by ok123456 2y ago
There's a big difference between a website that shows you posts, and the federal government. Degrade the service of a website, and maybe it loads a little funny; degrade the services of a government and people die.
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by ok123456 2y ago
The desktop environment it used was disorientating since you were already running it on some other desktop environment like Gnome 1 or KDE 1.
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by ok123456 2y ago
Do you have a link/timestamp handy for that?
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by ok123456 2y ago
StarOffice was exciting circa 1999. You could get an office suit on Linux that was useable and largely compatible with MS Office.
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by ok123456 2y ago
They hate us and despise the fact they're forced to compensate us for our education and experience. Left to their own devices, software engineering would be just as abusive and exploitative as truck driving or automotive repair. They&#
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by ok123456 2y ago
Where are all the $500 hammers and toilet seats? Some of the items on there may be things he doesn't like personally, but things like $1.4M to contract out the operation of the Department of Education's mailroom are everyday opera
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by ok123456 2y ago
> Byzantine nested menus crtl-shift-a
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by ok123456 2y ago
This is back when they actually did usability testing with people. Now it's whatever slop in every direction.
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by ok123456 2y ago
DRM for thee not for me.
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by ok123456 2y ago
The first item on the list is pretty glaring: "Thread creation is not supported." This would be a show-stopper for a lot of things.
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by ok123456 2y ago
So, then, what good is having a walled garden anyway?
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by ok123456 2y ago
And, that's not what they're trying to prevent here.
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by ok123456 2y ago
They're panicking and hitting the 'AI SAFETY' button hard.
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America fell in love with China's memes(bbc.com)
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by ok123456 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einstein_notation
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by ok123456 2y ago
OpenAI's models were trained on ebooks from a private ebook torrent tracker leeched en-mass during a free leech event by people who hated private torrent trackers and wanted to destroy their "economy." The books were all in e
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by ok123456 2y ago
Not wanting censorship isn't childish and "infantile."
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by ok123456 2y ago
Yet, search engines showed you that stuff from the very origins of the internet.
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by ok123456 2y ago
After a lot of thinking, DeekSeek said, "In summary, while Google provides significant value, its extractive tendencies and potential for harm mean it is leaning towards a more negative overall impact on society."
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by ok123456 2y ago
When OpenAI does this, it's for "AI safety." When a Chinese company does this, it's "literally '1984.'" Which one is it?
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by ok123456 2y ago
Amazon has its own AI, "rufas," plastered on the site.
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by ok123456 2y ago
The problem isn't abstractions. The problem is leaky abstractions that make it harder to reason about a system and add lots of hidden states and configurations of that state. What could have been a static binary running a system servic
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by ok123456 2y ago
Most of that new CI/CD tech is standard now precisely because of all the complexity added by maintaining third-party dependencies and constant changes in the runtime environment. This isn't a problem for the most part for an old L
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by ok123456 2y ago
It shows that you make no effort to get non-US media and don't have informed opinions.
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by ok123456 2y ago
Let me guess, "it's too complicated."
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by ok123456 2y ago
It's in quotes because the actual English initialism is CPC. Using "CCP" shows your ideological bias.

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